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It's no coincidence that a dog is a man's best friend; they're more faithful than most other animals, and more faithful than many people.
Why Does Your Dog Ignore the Come Command and How to Fix It
You are standing at the dog park, leash in hand, already late. Your dog is twenty feet away, nose glued to the ground. You call their name. Nothing. You try again, louder this time. A few people glance over. Your dog looks up, considers you for half a second, then goes right back to sniffing. If you have ever felt your face get hot while calling your dog over and over, you are in familiar territory.
By Aleksandar Mishkov21 days ago in Petlife
Frozen Clash: Wolf vs Bear. AI-Generated.
The morning light broke gently over the snow-covered wilderness, turning the frost into a blanket of sparkling diamonds. The forest was silent except for the soft whisper of wind moving through the icy branches. Every tree was coated in white, and the frozen ground glistened under the soft sunlight. In this serene landscape, life thrived in quiet ways, even in the harshest winter conditions.
By Bilal Mohammadi22 days ago in Petlife
Do joint supplements for dogs really work?
If your dog has started slowing down, struggling to jump on the sofa, or hesitating before climbing stairs, you’ve probably asked yourself this question: do joint supplements for dogs really work, or are they just another pet industry trend?
By Thomas Muller25 days ago in Petlife
What Is Bravecto 20–40kg Used For?
If you’re a dog parent, you already know how annoying—and dangerous—fleas and ticks can be. One day your dog is happily rolling on the grass, and the next, they’re scratching like there’s no tomorrow. This is exactly where Bravecto 20–40kg comes into the picture. Check - Bravecto For Large Dogs 20-40kg!
By Thomas Muller25 days ago in Petlife
Can Dogs Become Paralyzed Like Humans?. AI-Generated.
If you've ever seen a beloved dog that used to run around nimbly suddenly stop walking, drag its legs, or be unable to get up again, the question that often pops into an owner's mind is, "Can my dog become paralyzed like a human?" The short answer is "Yes." Dogs can experience paralysis just like humans, which refers to the partial or complete loss of muscle function, often related to the nervous system. However, the symptoms, causes, and hopes for recovery may have their own unique aspects and specific hopes.
By Kenneth Ethan Carl25 days ago in Petlife
Canine Lymphoma in Dogs: Earliest Signs with Treatment that Pet Owners Should Know. AI-Generated.
Canine lymphoma in dogs is one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers in dogs, yet many pet owners fail to recognize its early warning signs. Early detection can significantly improve a dog’s quality of life and treatment success. Understanding the symptoms, causes, and available treatment options can help dog owners make informed decisions and act quickly when it matters most.
By David Carter27 days ago in Petlife
Living With an American English Coonhound: Personality Traits, Training Tips, and Family Compatibility. AI-Generated.
The American English Coonhound is a breed full of energy, intelligence, and charm. Originally bred for hunting raccoons and other game, these dogs are known for their endurance, strong scenting abilities, and unmistakable baying voice.
By Independence Veterinary Clinic28 days ago in Petlife
How to Manage Flea Allergy Dermatitis in Pets During this Winter Season. AI-Generated.
Many pet owners assume fleas disappear in winter but for pets suffering from Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD), colder weather does not always bring relief. Indoor heating, mild winters, and hidden flea life cycles can allow infestations to persist year-round. Understanding how to manage flea allergy dermatitis in pets during winter is essential to maintaining your pet’s comfort, skin health, and overall well-being.
By David Carter29 days ago in Petlife
Cleo's First Puppy Show. Top Story - January 2026.
"How would you feel about doing the Corsicana show in November?" Kathleen asked me last September. Dog exhibitors speak in shorthand that way. It's easier to say "the Corsicana show" than it is to say the "North East Texas American Eskimo Dog Association Show." And yes, "North East." I guess "Northeast" shortened the name too much for some people's taste . . . But I digress. In response, I asked two of the three important questions that every exhibitor thinks, first thing.
By Kimberly J Egan30 days ago in Petlife
What Does it Mean to be a "Preservation Breeder?"
When I first started "in dogs" back in late 1999, I had a goal. I was looking into "good" Toy Fox Terrier breeders, who at least talked a good game about health testing (which involved hearing, eye, and patella exams!) and who had show dogs in the first three generations of their puppies' pedigrees. I had a specific dog in my mind's eye: a white and tan male with a solid-colored head. That was it. I had no other criteria. I just wanted a dog that bore no resemblance to my little Oma, who had been poisoned--while in my own yard--by a neighbor earlier in the year. I knew that Oma had seeded the love for the breed so deeply that I wanted to help the breed continue into a prosperous future. I wanted to breed and to show and to compete with Toy Fox Terriers.
By Kimberly J Eganabout a month ago in Petlife
Holiday Guests + Your Dog: A Stress-Free Manners Guide. AI-Generated.
If your dog suddenly forgets all their training the second holiday guests walk in, you’re not failing. You’re experiencing real-life dog behavior during the most exciting season of the year. And honestly? You’re not alone.
By Pup's & Pawsabout a month ago in Petlife
Caring for Aging Pets: A Complete Guide. AI-Generated.
As our beloved pets grow older, their needs change—just like ours do. Senior pets often require extra care, patience, and attention to maintain their quality of life. Whether you have a Gray-muzzled dog or a slower-moving cat, understanding how to care for aging pets can help them stay comfortable, healthy, and happy in their golden years.
By Overpeck Creek Animal Hospitalabout a month ago in Petlife
